Traditional Chinese medicine for treating cold headache

Abstract

A traditional Chinese medicine preparation for treating cold headache comprises the following raw materials: 4 parts of dried ginger, 10 parts of radices sileris, 3 parts of radix adenophorae, 5 parts of asarum, 6 parts of white atractylodes rhizome, 2 parts of ginseng, 9 parts of sichuan pepper, 6 parts of poria cocos, 11 parts of ephedra, 12 parts of platycodon, 7 parts of evodia rutaecarpa and 6 parts of radix aconiti carmichaeli. The preparation method of the traditional Chinese medicine preparation is as follows: taking the 4 parts of dried ginger, 10 parts of radices sileris, 3 parts of radix adenophorae, 5 parts of asarum, 6 parts of white atractylodes rhizome, 2 parts of ginseng, 9 parts of sichuan pepper, 6 parts of poria cocos, 11 parts of ephedra, 12 parts of platycodon, 7 parts of evodia rutaecarpa and 6 parts of radix aconiti carmichaeli to respectively prepare into decoction pieces, steaming with a pressure cooker for sterilization for 30-60 minutes, and drying in air to obtain aseptic raw materials; preparing the obtained aseptic raw materials into the traditional Chinese medicine preparation. The traditional Chinese medicine preparation has the effect ofexpelling wind and removing cold, and can be used in the treatment of cold headache.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of traditional Chinese medicine preparations; in particular, it relates to a traditional Chinese medicine preparation for treating wind-cold headache. Background technique [0002] Wind-cold headaches mostly occur after exposure to wind and cold, and generally involve migraines, cluster headaches, muscle tension headaches, and head neuralgia caused by wind-cold attacks. The onset of this syndrome is often acute, with headache as the main manifestation. It is characterized by headache in the forehead and temple areas, often involving the neck and accompanied by a sense of tightness, which can be aggravated by wind and cold. Weiyang is suppressed, so it can be manifested as headache without sweating, aversion to wind and cold, no thirst without heat, thin white fur, floating and tense pulse, etc. Headaches caused by exogenous wind and cold usually enter the headache attack stage directly without aura symptoms. Other m...

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Problems solved by technology

Other medicines for treating this disease in the prior art have the technical defects that the therapeutic effect is not obvious and the side effects are large